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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development Community Services 2013-05-23Preparation date: May 13, 2013 * Revised May 16, 2013 NOTE: The Community Development / Community Services Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT / COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE May 23, 2013 8:00 a.m. Board Room, Town Hall 1. PUBLIC COMMENT 2. COMMUNITY SERVICES a) RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE TOWN BOARD i) Ordinance for Lion’s Club Concession Lease at the Fairgrounds. Director Winslow. i) None. b) REPORTS i) June Special Events Report. Director Winslow. ii) Evaluation of Special Events. Director Winslow. iii) Event Participation January- April. Director Winslow. iv) Museum/Senior Center Master Plan Next Steps. Director Winslow. v) Verbal Updates and Committee Questions. 3. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT a) RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE TOWN BOARD i) None. b) REPORTS i) Community Development Monthly Report. Director Chilcott. ii) Sign Code Update Status. Director Chilcott. iii) Harmony Update. Director Chilcott. iv) Verbal Updates and Committee Questions. 4. ADMINISTRATION a) REPORTS i) Public Information Quarterly Report. Public Information Officer Rusch. ii) Verbal Updates and Committee Questions. * To: Community Development/Community Services Committee Town Administrator Lancaster Assistant Administrator Richardson From: Bo Winslow, Director of Community Services Date: May 23, 2013 RE: June Event Report Report: The month of June is the kickoff for our busy summer event season. Below is a list of scheduled events for June. By the second quarter staff has most of the event calendar put together for the 2013 season. There are always a few late events that come in and they are addressed on an individual basis. Through May, staff spends most of their time working on Wool Market, Rodeo, and preparing the facilities for use. With Wool Market, staff is processing animal and workshop registrations, finalizing contracts with teachers, judges, vendors, and superintendents. Wool Market is one of the top 3 fiber shows in the nation and continues to meet a main goal; bring people to Town in early June. Cowboy Mounted Shooting will be back again for its third year. This is a great group to work with and is very appreciative of what the Town has to offer. Cowboy Mounted shooting is one of the fastest growing equestrian sports and demonstrates that in their increase in numbers from year to year. In addition, we will also be seeing a Ranch Horse Versatility show which is a new event for 2013. Planning with USPC bike race continues with staff attending multiple meetings every week. Staff has also formed a group of people in Estes to discuss specific needs in the community. Maps are being put together to start to identify viewing areas, parking areas and staging. Public meetings will be set up soon to start to educate the community on the plan for this event. Staff plans to update this committee monthly on event details as well. Fairground Events: DATES EVENT June 1st Equestrian Club Gymkhana June 1st-2nd Barrel Racing June 6 – September 26 (Thursdays) Estes Valley Farmers Market June 6th-9th Estes Park Wool Market June 15th-16th Ranch Horse Versatility Show June 22nd-23rd Cowboy Mounted Shooting June 29th-30th Arabian Horse Show June 26th-27th & 29th-30th Miniature Horse Show June 28th - 29th Westernaires Community Services Memo Bond Park Events: DATES EVENT June 8th-9th Rocky Mountain Bazar June – Sun, Mon and Tues throughout the month Cowboy Brad Sing-A-Long June 28th Praise in the Park Performance Park Events: DATES EVENT June – August* Wed. Night Concert Series June – August Thursday Night Live June 22nd Scandinavian Midsummer Dance Festival June 30th Big Band Bash Other/Misc. Events: DATES EVENT June 15th KIDS FUN RUN! and festival June 16th Estes Park Marathon Page 1 of 3 To: Community Development/Community Services Committee Town Administrator Lancaster From: Alison Chilcott, Community Development Director Date: April 25, 2013 RE: Community Development Monthly Report Background: BUILDING SAFETY: Promote a safe built environment to (1) minimize loss of life and injury to the general public and emergency responders; and (2) reduce property damage and destruction.  Building permit reports are attached.  May is Building Safety month. Will Birchfield, Chief Building Official and Marc Robinson, Fire Marshal are working together to jointly promote building safety.  Will Birchfield and Marc Robinson met with Steve Carlyle, Courtyard Shops property owner. The owner is progressing with property improvements, including installing an NFPA 13 sprinkler system. On May 7, 2013 the Estes Valley Board of Adjustment approved a variance to install a riser room in the front yard setback, which is required for the sprinkler system. Restaurant remodel is also underway and the owner has also submitted two applications to legally convert two units to residential with a kitchen addition. ADDRESSING: Enhance public safety through the easy and rapid location of properties by law enforcement, fire, rescue, and emergency medical personnel within the Town of Estes Park.  Jill Fischer, InVision GIS, has updated the Town street map for the first time in five + years. The new map is more accurate, contains more information, including topographic relief, and is more readable. Based on feedback from the Realtors, staff will work with Jill Fischer to create a two-sided map; a street map and updated zoning map. FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT: Minimize death, injury, and losses to public and private property due to flooding.  To stay in compliance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) National Flood Insurance Program revisions are required to the Estes Park Municipal Code prior to December 31, 2013. Revision will ensure the town remains in compliance with state requirements. The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) has recently adopted new Community Development Memo Page 2 of 3 Rules and Regulations and the town must revise its floodplain ordinance to at a minimum comply with these new state regulations. Staff will use the Systematic Development of Informed Consent (SDIC) model for the revision process, as, an opportunity to encourage and facilitate public participation. The process will also include discussion of the town's possible participation in the Community Rating System (CRS) program. The CRS program is offered by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) as a higher standard than minimum NFIP requirements. Communities which voluntarily participate in the CRS program enable their property owners and tenants to obtain discounted premiums for flood insurance. SIGNAGE: Protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public by (1) ensuring the signage is safe and (2) is compatible with adjacent land uses and the total visual environment of the Estes Valley.  Over the past couple years, staff has become increasingly aware of issues related to the 2010 revised sign code. Staff will be providing an analysis within a month. Concerns relate to LED signs and lights, coordination of community special signs, temporary signs, holiday displays, and political signs . . . Staff has contacted Don Elliot with Clarion Associates, an expert in sign codes, and requested a quick analysis of our sign code (1/2 hour or time or less).  Phil Kleisler, Code Compliance Officer/Planner, is working with Lake Estes Resorts on a Estes Valley Development Code violation related to string lights installed a month or so ago.  Based on feedback from Realtors at a May 16, 2013 meeting, staff will create a brochure clearly and concisely describing real estate sign rules in the Estes Valley.  Staff will also contact real estate businesses that have high visibility off-premise signs and request removal. If signs are not removed, staff will remove them and retain for pick up by the real estate agent at a later date. If we have repeat problems, our last resort is to cite the real estate agent into court. ESTES VALLEY LONG RANGE MASTER PLANNING: Create more convenient, equitable, healthy, efficient, and attractive places for present and future generations. Articulate a desired future to inform decision-making today.  Our geographic information system is now up to date, in terms of accurate flood plain boundaries, town boundary, existing land use, etc. This information will be incorporated into the modernized comprehensive plan.  Dave Shirk, Senior Planner, attended an all day Regional Elk Management meeting on May 8th. The meeting included staff from the National Park Service, US Geological Service, State Parks & Wildlife, Larimer County, Boulder County, Estes Park, and Loveland staff. Dave gave a short presentation regarding challenges from the Town (Estes Valley) perspective regarding elk management: development pressures and human/elk habitat use conflicts. Page 3 of 3 PLANNING FOR THE PRESENT: Provide for the coordinated and harmonious development of the Estes Valley, which will, in accordance with present and future needs, best promote health, safety, order, convenience, prosperity and general welfare, as well as efficiency and economy.  Development applications under review can be viewed at www.estes.org/CurrentApplications.  The Public Participation in Development Review forum will be held from on May 21, 2013 from 12:00 – 1:00. Planning Commissioners will be in attendance. NUISANCES: Eliminate nuisances detrimental to the health, safety, convenience, and general welfare of the citizens, on private property within the Estes Valley, such as waste accumulation, unsanitary conditions, and noxious weeds.  Community Development is responsible for noxious weed code compliance in the Estes Valley. We are partnering with ELSA representatives, ARD representatives, Larimer County Weed District, the Town Parks Department and McGregor Ranch manager to organize a weed pull. This is tentatively scheduled for June 15, 2013. This will help raise awareness of problems created by noxious weeds and help reduce weeds in high priority areas.  The Estes Valley has a dark sky lighting ordinance. However we also have a sign code that allows string lights to outline architectural features (with some limitations). More and more businesses are taking advantage of string lights for advertising. Staff are exploring options to raise awareness of dark skies and dark sky lighting.  Outreach is ongoing, over the past month Phil Kleisler has meet with the Association for Responsible Development and the Realtors. We have consistently heard that education, cooperation, and enforcement is needed. Specific areas of concern are vacation home rentals, dark sky, animal-human interactions, property maintenance, and community aesthetics (litter, signage). ADDITIONAL UPDATES Board and Commissions  Nancy Hills has reapplied to serve on the Estes Valley Planning Commission. Her term expires June 30, 2013.  Pete Smith has reapplied to serve on the Estes Valley Board of Adjustment. His term expires May 31, 2013. Woodlands Heights Fire  On May 21st, Planning Commission will consider a Woodland Heights Rebuilding Program. Owners of legal nonconforming buildings or structures destroyed by the Fire have one year to obtain a building permit to rebuild the same nonconforming structure. Staff are recommending that this one-year period, which expires in June 2013, be extended to July 30, 2015; this extension concludes on the same date as the Larimer County High Park Fire Rebuilding Program. Finances  Year to date revenue exceeds projections and expenses are below budget for both Building Safety (2300) and Planning (1600). MONTHPERMITS ISSUED 2012VALUATION2012FEES COLLECTED 2012FEES WAIVED 2012PROJECT NAMEFOR WAIVED FEESMONTHPERMITS ISSUED 2013VALUATION2013FEES COLLECTED 2013FEES WAIVED 2013PROJECT NAMEFOR WAIVED FEESJanuary41 $595,132 $9,857 $125EP Library DistrictJanuary18 $160,770 $3,554 $0February32 $653,004 $6,981 $3,124The NeighborhoodBlack Canyon Inn-permit delayFebruary28 $2,385,369 $23,196 $589Museum Minor RemodelCVB Log ReplacementMarch43 $977,106 $17,008 $0March38 $1,396,150 $22,873 $253Minor Remodels - Town Hall & CVB public restroomsApril35 $895,145 $12,058 $2,338The NeighborhoodApril56 $1,118,344 $6,372 $875Minor Remodels -CVB (windows)Park Theatre (damage repair)May49 $1,115,163 $15,582 $727Moraine Ave Parking LotMayJune34 $1,446,563 $16,779 $0JuneJuly42 $1,210,534 $11,294 $7,082The Neighborhood (2) ($5998)Light & Power Bldg. Roof ($624)Police Dept A/C ($125)Library A/C ($335)JulyAugust52 $1,619,191 $22,040 $0AugustSeptember36 $910,985 $10,689 $126Town of Estes Park A/CSeptemberOctober38 $986,249 $8,992 $896Town of Estes Park Police Dept. RemodelOctoberNovember66 $2,946,388 $36,884 $1,098Town of Estes Park Pavilion - E ElkhornBoy Scouts Temp ShelterNovemberDecember17 $806,856 $12,582 $0DecemberYEAR TO DATEThrough April151 $3,120,387 $45,904 $5,587YEAR TO DATEThrough April140 $5,060,633 $55,995 $1,717% Change from 2011by month7% -10% 13%% Change from 2012by month60% 25% -47%20132012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Number Issued593 372 419 499 485% change from previous year6% -37% 13% 19% -3%Valuation$35,473,383 $15,255,616 $11,233,978$11,904,278$14,162,316% change from previous year14% -57% -26% 6% 19%Fees Collected$287,648 $149,877 $155,535$164,699$180,746% change from previous year-17% -48% 4% 6% 10%Fees Waived$42,972 $26,909 $8,599 $23,776 $15,516PROJECTS WITH SIGNIFICANT VALUATION OR COMMUNITY IMPORTANCE2008 $6,030,8552008 $7,527,9062009 $3,026,7162009 $2,829,3972010 $2,223,2562010 $1,936,9362011 $250,0002012 $828,1562012 $1,092,9472013 $846,5132013 $551,000Estes Park Medical Center - Nursing Home 4-Unit Mixed-Use Building at Black Canyon Inn CondominiumsSafeway RemodelSafeway Fueling Facility & Hail Damage RoofingSilver Saddle/Best Western ExpansionFIVE-YEAR TRENDSafeway Pharmacy RemodelEstes Park Medical Center - MRI AdditionOur Lady of the Mountains Catholic ChurchEstes Park Medical CenterMarys Lake Road Bridge (county project)Stanley Park Grandstands 2013 BUILDING PERMITS - DETAILED REPORTJANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY YEAR TO DATERESIDENTIAL PERMITS(101) New Single Family DetachedAttached32 16 Square-footage 7,076 6,819 2,66516,560 Valuation $922,300 $644,231 $259,287$1,825,818(103) New Duplex - 22 Square-footage 40004,000 Valuation $438,420$438,420(104) New 3-4 Family - 11 Square-footage 47594,759 Valuation $589,975$589,9750(438) Add/Alt/Conv Garages/Carports11 Square-footage - if applicable 555555 Valuation$18,88718,887(434) Add/Alt/Conv12 11 18 3576 Square-footage - if applicable 1,1141,114 Valuation $60,732 $79,291 $271,420 $177,440$588,883Total New Square Footage15835 6819 322025,874Total Remodel/Add Square Footage11141,114 # PERMITS 17 20 37 74 VALUATION$2,029,986 $915,651 $455,614 $3,401,251COMMERCIAL PERMITS(213) New Hotels, Motels, Cabins0 Square-footage0 Valuation0Minor Repair/Remodel3(318) New Rec. Bldg. - 0Boiler/Furnace/Heater 3 6(319) New Religious Bldg.0Stove/Fireplace 1 1(322) New Service & Repair0Roof311(324) N Offi B k P f0(434) Residential Add/Alt/Conv also includes the Misc permits belowCurrent Month Year to DateSingle‐Family Dwellings, 6, 4%Commercial Additions, Alterations, Misc. Permits, 52, 38%Residential Additions, Alterations, Misc. Permits, 76, 55%Demolition, 1, 1%New 3‐4 Family, 1, 0%New Duplex, 2, 2%Building Permits Year to Date(324) New Offices, Banks, Prof0Water Heater36(327) New Retail0AC/Cooler1 Square-footage0Water/Service Line/Plumbing Valuation0Gas Line/Propane 1 3(437) Add/Alt/Conv511 17 1952Sewer Line1 Square-footage 1669 256 942,019Window/Siding 13 16 Valuation $96,537 $98,845 $480,499 $662,730$1,338,611SolarTOTAL24 48Total New Square Footage0Total Remodel/Add Square Footage0# PERMITS 12 17 19 48Minor Repair/Remodel 4 8VALUATION$355,383 $480,499 $662,730 $1,498,612Boiler/Furnace3Oven Hood/Fireplace 1 2DEMOLITION PERMITSRoof36# PERMITS 1001Water Heater1VALUATION$3,500$3,500AC/Cooler34Water/Service Line/Plumbing/BackflowGas Pipe/Line 1 2TOTAL # PERMITS 18 28 37 56 139Construction TrailerTOTAL VALUATION $160,770 $2,385,369 $1,396,150 $1,118,344 $5,060,633SolarAntennaOTHER PERMITS NOT INCLUDED IN VALUATIONWindow/SidingFLOODPLAIN DEV. PERMITS011TOTAL12 26VALUATION0NOTES: GRADING PERMITS00New square footage = new construction (example: new home, new detached garage, etc)VALUATION0Remodel/Alt/Add square footage = remodel of existing structure or addition to an existing structureAdd/Alt/Conv = additions, remodels, misc permits(437) Commercial Add/Alt/Conv also includes the Misc Permits below Current Month Year to Date Page 1 To: Community Development and Community Services Committee Town Administrator Lancaster From: Kate Rusch, Public Information Officer Date: May 23, 2013 RE: Public Information Quarterly Report Public Information Officer Responsibilities  Manage public outreach and information across departments  Receive and respond to public input and inquiries  Serve as liaison to the news media  Assist in facilitating internal communications  Serve as webmaster for www.estes.org  Lead the web and public information (newsletter) teams  Serve as command staff for emergency management  Supervise the Administration Department’s Executive Assistant; currently hiring Projects  Public information and involvement planning o Museum and Senior Center master planning process o America in Bloom o Federal Lands Access Program grant application process o Pro Challenge cycling race o Community Visioning  Bear Education Task Force facilitation o Programming and materials for all audiences o Resource hub at www.estes.org/wildlife (495 views through May 16) o Utility bill stuffer for May (attachment 1) o Banner at U.S. 34/36 for April “Estes Cares About Bears Month” o Bear-responsible business program  Emergency Preparedness Month planning o New educational partnerships o Further development of resources at www.estes.org/emergency o Programs offered to area associations o May 9 public program and recording at www.estes.org/videos Administration Memo Page 2  Emergency communications o Trained Joint Information Center and call center staff o Continue training with partners  Training back-up PIO Training and Conferences  National Information Officers training conference, August 2013 Public Information Team and Newsletters  The upcoming Bugle newsletter is scheduled for mailing in June. Topics will include Estes Park in Bloom, Town project updates, the August 24 Pro Challenge race, a public art scavenger hunt contest, shuttle system updates and information on the outreach efforts in the Community Development Department. Website  Payport, now available via www.estes.org/payments, allows online and on-site payments with credit card for certain town services.  Visitation for www.estes.org o First quarter 2013 (attachment 2): The website received 54,496 visits during the first quarter by 34,853 unique visitors.  Visitation for recorded and streaming meetings via www.estes.org/videos o First quarter 2013 (attachment 3): Together, the pages for recorded and live streamed meetings received 496 visits by 278 unique visitors. News Releases The following news releases were issued since the last committee report. Date Department Title May 14, 2013 Community Services Volunteers and vendors needed for August 24 USA Pro Challenge race May 14, 2013 Public Works Bond Park ribbon-cutting ceremony takes place May 23 May 14, 2013 Public Works Annual striping project begins this week May 14, 2013 Administration Town honors 486 volunteers May 13, 2013 Finance Town now accepts online and credit card bill payments May 13, 2013 Administration Fire District announces Spring slash collection May 7, 2013 Public Works Estes Park in Bloom project: Aspens planted at Scott Avenue ponds May 7 , 2013 Police Safety Expo May 18 offers family fun and education May 7, 2013 Utilities Water Quality Report: Town continues to offer great drinking water Page 3 May 2, 2013 Community Services Town's free shuttle service begins June 21 - new and improved! May 2, 2013 Utilities Water main flush delayed by snow May 2, 2013 Utilities Platte River Power Authority to hold community listening session April 29, 2013 Administration USA Pro Challenge to race through Estes Park August 24 April 26, 2013 Administration Town of Estes Park Offers Food Tax Refunds to Qualified Residents During May April 25, 2013 Administration Update on Town Projects April 24, 2013 Administration May is Emergency Preparedness Month in Estes Park April 23, 2013 Administration Next Mayor's Coffee-Chat Scheduled May 1 April 19, 2013 Administration Estes Park Housing Authority Accepting Applications for Open Board Member Positions April 17, 2013 Administration Celebrate Arbor Day April 26 April 17, 2013 Administration Visioning Forum Rescheduled for April 24 April 17, 2013 Administration Ready and Resilient: Emergency Preparedness in Focus this May April 17, 2013 Police Town of Estes Park Accident Alert and Weather Update April 17, 2013 Community Development Inclement Weather Postpones Public Participation in Development Review Brown Bag Luncheon Scheduled for April 17 April 16, 2013 Community Development Snows Hidden Danger April 16, 2013 Community Development Estes Valley Planning Commission Meeting Postponed April 16, 2013 Administration Estes Park Visioning Forum Postponed April 16, 2013 Administration Estes Valley Economic Development Task Force Meeting Postponed April 15, 2013 Administration Town Offices Closing Early Due to Inclement Weather April 15, 2013 Police Town of Estes Park and Larimer County on Accident Alert April 15, 2013 Fire District Fire & Life Safety Educators to View Live Burn Demonstration April 15, 2013 Fire District Home Fire Sprinklers Designed to Save Lives, Local Demonstration to Show How April 10, 2013 Police Learn about 9-1-1 and the Emergency Notification System April 10, 2013 Administration Learn how to live responsibly with bears April 9, 2013 Public Works Help with the Community Spring Cleanup April 27 April 9, 2013 Administration Share your vision April 17 or 24, or through the online survey April 8, 2013 Police Visit the May 18 Safety Expo for family fun and education April 8, 2013 Police Next drug collection event is April 27 April 4, 2013 Administration Participate in community visioning April 17 or 24 April 4, 2013 Police What to expect when calling 9-1-1 April 2, 2013 Police Police Auxiliary members find experiences rewarding Page 4 April 2, 2013 Police Police Department seeks front window volunteers April 2, 2013 Utilities Tree-trimming continues throughout Light & Power service area April 1, 2013 Public Works America in Bloom establishes roots in Estes Park April 1, 2013 Police National Public Safety Telecommunications Week recognizes emergency dispatchers April 1, 2013 Administration Bear Education Task Force presents resources to Town Board, Estes Valley March 29, 2013 Administration Five steps the Town takes to spend your money responsibly March 25, 2013 Police Department The Estes Park Police Department is looking for a few good men and women March 25, 2013 Administration Mayor's Coffee-Chat scheduled April 3 March 22, 2013 Public Works Tree Board's roots continue to grow stronger in the Estes Valley March 22, 2013 Public Works Tree Board seeks applicants through April 10 March 21, 2013 Police Two men arrested for medical office burglaries March 20, 2013 Police License plate reader helps officers increase public safety March 20, 2013 Public Works Moraine Avenue sidewalk improvements take place this spring March 14, 2013 Public Works Bond Park construction resumes on schedule for completion by Memorial Day weekend March 14, 2013 Finance Town awarded for excellence in financial accounting and reporting March 12, 2013 Utilities Annual water main flushing takes place April 16-19 and 23-26 March 11, 2013 Community Development Public feedback needed on code compliance program March 8, 2013 Administration Town seeks community input on grant application for major transportation- related projects March 5, 2013 Utilities Business Efficiency Grant program will help small businesses save energy March 1, 2013 Police Estes Park now equipped with next generation 9-1-1 March 1, 2013 Administrative Services Pride Award applications accepted through April 1 Feb. 26, 2013 Administration Next Mayor's Coffee Chat is March 6 Feb. 19, 2013 Administration Board to consider revised EPIC proposal to purchase land Feb. 26 Feb. 16, 2013 Community Services Visitor Center construction reroutes pedestrian traffic Feb. 14, 2013 Community Development Deadline extended to March 4 for Board of Appeals applications Feb. 14, 2013 Public Works Seeking members for new Transportation Advisory Committee Feb. 13, 2013 Community Services Apply for Rooftop Rodeo Royalty Program by April 1 Feb. 12, 2013 Police Suspect arrested for manslaughter Feb. 5, 2013 Community Services Public participation needed to create Senior Center and Museum Master Plan Feb. 1, 2013 Community Development Outstanding building permits will expire March 31 Jan. 31, 2013 Administration Mayor's Coffee-Chat is Feb. 6 Page 5 Jan. 29, 2013 Administration Board to discuss fairgrounds projects Feb. 7 Jan. 26, 2013 Administration Healthy communities don't happen by accident Jan. 26, 2013 Administration Town to honor Malvin "Mal" Walker and local World War II veterans Jan. 22, 2013 Police Volunteer with the Restorative Justice Partnership Your Actions Can Save a Bear’s life © 2013 Google Town of Estes Park http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/To… Town of Estes Park [DEFAULT] Go to this report Advanced Segments + Add Widget Share Email Export Delete DashboardCustomize Dashboard Total Visits 2012* 54,496 % of Total: 100.00% (54,496) Visits Unique Visitors 34,853 % of Total: 100.00% (34,853) Pages/ Visit 2.83 Site Avg: 2.83 (0.00%) Visits and Avg. Visit Duration by top cities City Visits Avg. Visit Duration Denver 7,624 00:02:13 Estes Park 6,530 00:03:22 Fort Collins 1,690 00:01:58 Longmont 1,345 00:02:41 New York 1,064 00:01:33 Colorado Springs 890 00:02:32 Visits by Traffic Type Visits February 2...March 2013 600600600 1,2001,2001,200 organic direct referral email 17.2% 28.6% 54.2% Jan 1, 2013 Mar 31, 2013First Quarter 2013 for www.estes.org © 2013 Google http://estesgovtv.pegcentral.com http://estesgovtv.pegcent… estesgovtv.pegcentral.com [DEFAULT] Go to this report Jan 1, 2013 Mar 31, 2013New vs Returning Visitor Type Rows 1 2 of 2 Explorer Site Usage Visits Pages / Visit Avg. Visit Duration Bounce Rate 496 % of Total: 100.00% (496) 2.61 Site Avg: 2.61 (0.00%) 00:05:03 Site Avg: 00:05:03 (0.00%) 32.46% Site Avg: 32.46% (0.00%) 1.New Visitor 249 2.78 00:06:11 33.33% 2.Returning Visitor 247 2.45 00:03:54 31.58% % of visits: 100.00% Visits February 2013 March 2013 202020 404040